Media release

Getting YOU to Work programme removes travel barriers for jobseekers

The Western Cape Government’s Getting YOU to Work programme is helping more jobseekers than ever connect to employment opportunities across...

Provincial Traffic Services maintained a high-visibility presence on Western Cape roads last week (2–8 February 2026), conducting 204...

The Western Cape Mobility Minister, Isaac Sileku, welcomes the bold and forward‑looking reforms announced by National Minister of Transport...

The tragic scholar transport crash in Vanderbijlpark, Gauteng has once again highlighted the urgent need to strengthen safety measures for...

Western Cape Mobility Minister Isaac Sileku recently conducted a strategic oversight visit to the Port of Saldanha, reaffirming the port’s...

The start of the year brings renewed opportunity, and the Western Cape Government’s Getting YOU to Work programme continues to support...

As the Western Cape ushers in the new year, the province has recorded a notable reduction in weekly road fatalities compared to the previous...

Between 29 December 2025 and 4 January 2026, Provincial Traffic Services made 88 arrests, of which 65 were for driving under the influence...

The Western Cape Mobility Department has recorded 27 crashes and 34 fatalities on the province’s roads during the period 22 to 28 December...

During this period, 28 crashes were recorded across the province, resulting in the tragic loss of 30 lives. Alarmingly, 11 of those were...